Pen Selwood, Wincanton, Somerset, BA9

Constructed of local stone elevations under a tiled roof, Little Green has sensibly configured accommodation. Recently, structural works have been undertaken to create a large master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom which has considerably enhanced the accommodation. Other attributes of note include window seats in the sitting room with a newly installed woodburner with book shelving on either side, and oak parquet flooring throughout most of the ground floor. The kitchen is fitted with Neptune units and has attractive stone flooring and French doors which lead out onto the garden. The garage has been imaginatively converted into an office/studio with ultrafast fibre broadband and a useful storage shed.

Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Tenure: Freehold with vacant possession on completion.
Local Authorities: South Somerset District Council
Council Tax Band: Band F
EPC Rating: Band D

Little Green has a delightful south facing garden with views over the valley to the south west. The majority of the garden is laid to lawn, with hydrangeas and a variety of flowering shrubs and is well screened by hedging on both sides. The rear elevation of the cottage is clad with roses and clematis, and there is a gravelled terrace adjoining the office/studio together with a further terrace accessed from the kitchen. There is a small gravelled area for parking.

Pen Selwood is a much sought after village which sits on an escarpment on the borders of Somerset, Wiltshire and Dorset. The village has a church and a village hall, whilst the nearby villages of Bourton and Zeals each have a Post Office/Store and the popular White Lion and Bell and Crown pubs. Nearby Bruton is a fashionable and popular town in the heart of the Somerset countryside. The town has several well-known restaurants and bars including At The Chapel, Osip, The Old Pharmacy and The Roth Bar at the world-renowned Hauser & Wirth Gallery and Piet Oudolf Gardens. Gillingham provides for most everyday needs and there is a Waitrose and a mainline railway station (London Waterloo). For more sophisticated requirements there is the cathedral city of Salisbury to the east and the Georgian spa town of Bath to the north.